Photovoltaic cell, method for manufacturing same and photovoltaic module

ABSTRACT

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a photovoltaic cell, a method for manufacturing the photovoltaic cell, and a photovoltaic module. The photovoltaic cell includes a substrate, and an emitter and a first passivation structure that are located on a first surface of the substrate, where the emitter is located between the substrate and the first passivation structure; a first electrode, penetrating through the first passivation structure and being in contact with the emitter; and a first eutectic, located between the first electrode and the emitter, where the first eutectic includes a material of the first electrode and a material of the emitter, and a part of the first electrode penetrates through the first eutectic and is in contact with the emitter.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

The present application claims the benefit of priority to Chinese PatentApplication No. 202110454156.7 filed on Apr. 26, 2021, which isincorporated herein by reference in its entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a photovoltaictechnique, in particular to a photovoltaic cell, a method formanufacturing the photovoltaic cell and a photovoltaic module.

BACKGROUND

Generally, for a photovoltaic cell, a front electrode is formed by ascreen printing process to coat a conductive paste on a surface of apassivation layer and a sintering process to penetrate the conductivepaste through the passivation layer so as to form an ohmic contact withan emitter.

It is showed that there are a large number of voids between the frontelectrode and a substrate due to an uncontrollability of conductivematerial precipitation in the process of sintering. The existence of thevoids may decrease an area of a contact region between the frontelectrode and a substrate surface, thus weakening a current-collectingcapability of the front electrode. Meanwhile, the existence of the voidsmay also increase surface defects of the front electrode, thus improvinga carrier interface recombination rate.

SUMMARY

Some embodiments of the present disclosure provide a photovoltaic cell,a method for manufacturing the photovoltaic cell and a photovoltaicmodule, which are beneficial to improving the photoelectric conversionefficiency of the photovoltaic module.

In order to solve the above problems, some embodiments of the presentdisclosure provide a photovoltaic cell, including: a substrate, and anemitter and a first passivation structure that are located on a firstsurface of the substrate, where the emitter is located between thesubstrate and the first passivation structure; a first electrode,penetrating through the first passivation structure and being in contactwith the emitter; and a first eutectic, located between the firstelectrode and the emitter, where the first eutectic includes a materialof the first electrode and a material of the emitter, and a part of thefirst electrode penetrates through the first eutectic and is in contactwith the emitter.

In some embodiments, the first electrode includes a first crystalstructure and a second crystal structure, where the second crystalstructure is a derived structure of the first crystal structure, thefirst eutectic is at least partially located between the emitter and thefirst crystal structure, and the second crystal structure penetratesthrough the first eutectic and is in contact with the emitter.

In some embodiments, a part of the first crystal structure is located inthe emitter, and the second crystal structure is a derived structure ofthe part of the first crystal structure located in the emitter.

In some embodiments, the first electrode further includes a glass fritlayer, where the glass frit layer is located between the emitter and thefirst crystal structure, a part of the first crystal structure islocated in the glass frit layer, the first eutectic is located betweenthe glass frit layer and the emitter, and the second crystal structuresequentially penetrates through the glass frit layer and the firsteutectic and is in contact with the emitter.

In some embodiments, the first electrode further includes a glass fritlayer, where the glass frit layer is located between the emitter and thefirst crystal structure, a part of the first crystal structure islocated in the glass frit layer, the first eutectic is located only onone side of the emitter, a bottom surface of the first crystal structureis in contact with the first eutectic, and the second crystal structureextends from the bottom surface of the first crystal structure topenetrate through the first eutectic and is in contact with the emitterwithout penetrating through the glass frit layer.

In some embodiments, the first crystal structure includes a plurality ofprotrusion portions with one or more voids between adjacent protrusionportions, where the second crystal structure fills the one or more voidsbetween the adjacent protrusion portions.

In some embodiments, a morphology of the second crystal structureincludes at least one of a cluster structure, a non-bifurcating singlestructure and a multi-bifurcating structure.

In some embodiments, the photovoltaic cell further includes: a secondpassivation structure and a second electrode that are located on asecond surface of the substrate, where the second electrode penetratesthrough the second passivation structure and is electrical connected tothe substrate.

In some embodiments, the photovoltaic cell further includes: a secondeutectic, located between the second electrode and the substrate, wherethe second eutectic includes a material of the second electrode and amaterial of the substrate; where the second electrode includes a thirdcrystal structure and a fourth crystal structure, where the fourthcrystal structure is a derived structure of the third crystal structure,the second eutectic is located between the third crystal structure andthe substrate, and the fourth crystal structure penetrates through thesecond eutectic and is in contact with the substrate.

In some embodiments, the second passivation structure includes analuminum oxide layer and a hydrogen-doped silicon nitride layer that arearranged in sequence, and the second electrode penetrates through thehydrogen-doped silicon nitride layer and the aluminum oxide layer insequence and is in contact with the substrate.

In some embodiments, the second passivation structure includes aninterface passivation layer, a field passivation layer and ananti-reflective layer that are arranged in sequence, and the secondelectrode penetrates through the anti-reflective layer and extends intothe field passivation layer to be in contact with the field passivationlayer and be electrically connected to the substrate.

In some embodiments, a second eutectic, located between the secondelectrode and the field passivation layer, where the second eutecticincludes a material of the second electrode and a material of the fieldpassivation layer; where the second electrode includes a third crystalstructure and a fourth crystal structure, where the fourth crystalstructure is a derived structure of the third crystal structure, thesecond eutectic is located between the third crystal structure and thefield passivation layer, and the fourth crystal structure penetratesthrough the second eutectic and is in contact with the field passivationlayer.

Some embodiments of the present disclosure further provide aphotovoltaic module, including: a cell string, formed by connecting aplurality of photovoltaic cells described in any one of the above; anencapsulation film, configured to cover a surface of the cell string;and a cover plate, configured to cover a surface of the encapsulationfilm facing away from the cell string.

Some embodiments of the present disclosure further provide a method formanufacturing a photovoltaic cell, including: providing a substrate, anemitter and a first passivation structure that are sequentially arrangedon a first surface of the substrate; and forming a first electrode,wherein the first electrode penetrates through the first passivationstructure and is in contact with the emitter, a material of part of thefirst electrode is mixed with a material of part of the emitter to forma first eutectic, the first eutectic is located between the firstelectrode and the emitter, and a part of the first electrode penetratesthrough the first eutectic and is in contact with the emitter.

In some embodiments, the forming the first electrode includes: sinteringa conductive paste to form a first crystal structure of the firstelectrode, where the first crystal structure penetrates through thefirst passivation structure and is in contact with the emitter, thematerial of part of the first electrode and the material of part of theemitter material that are in contact form the first eutectic, and thefirst eutectic is located between the first crystal structure and theemitter; and applying a pulse voltage to the first crystal structure byan external power supply to form a second crystal structure derived fromthe first crystal structure, where the second crystal structurepenetrates through the first eutectic and is in contact with theemitter, and the first crystal structure and the second crystalstructure constitute the first electrode.

In some embodiments, before forming the second crystal structure, a partof the first crystal structure is located in the emitter, and the secondcrystal structure is a derived structure of the part of the firstcrystal structure located in the emitter.

In some embodiments, the pulse voltage includes at least one of atriangular wave pulse voltage, a rectangular wave pulse voltage, asawtooth wave pulse voltage and a triangular function wave pulsevoltage.

In some embodiments, the method for manufacturing the photovoltaic cellfurther includes: forming a second electrode and a second passivationstructure, where the second passivation structure is located on a secondsurface of the substrate, and the second electrode penetrates throughthe second passivation structure and is electrically connected to thesubstrate.

In some embodiments, the first electrode and the second electrode israpidly sintered by an infrared-chain sintering furnace.

In some embodiments, the conductive paste consists of an organicvehicle, a conductive particle and a glass frit.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

One or more embodiments are described as examples with reference to thecorresponding figures in the accompanying drawings. The figures in theaccompanying drawings do not constitute a proportion limitation unlessotherwise stated.

FIGS. 1 to 6 are schematic structural diagrams of a photovoltaic cellprovided in embodiments of the present disclosure.

FIGS. 7 to 11 are schematic structural diagrams corresponding to eachstep of a method for manufacturing the photovoltaic cell provided inembodiments of the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The embodiments of the present disclosure will be described in detailbelow with reference to the accompanying drawings in order to make theobjectives, technical solutions and advantages of the present disclosureclearer. However, it will be appreciated by those of ordinary skill inthe art that, in various embodiments of the present disclosure, numeroustechnical details are set forth in order to provide the reader with abetter understanding of the present disclosure. However, the technicalsolutions claimed in the present disclosure may be implemented withoutthese technical details and various changes and modifications based onthe following embodiments.

Referring to FIG. 1, a photovoltaic cell includes a substrate 10, anemitter 11 and a first passivation structure 12 that are located on afirst surface of the substrate 10, a first electrode 13 and a firsteutectic 171. The emitter 11 is located between the substrate 10 and thefirst passivation structure 12. The first electrode 13 penetratesthrough the first passivation structure 12 and is in contact with theemitter 11. The first eutectic 171 is located between the firstelectrode 13 and the emitter 11 and includes a material of the firstelectrode 13 and a material of the emitter 11. A part of the firstelectrode 13 penetrates through the first eutectic 171 and is in contactwith the emitter 11.

It should be noted that multiple implementable photovoltaic structuresare included in the present disclosure, and the structure of thephotovoltaic cell shown in FIG. 1 is merely one of the embodiments. Thestructure shown in FIG. 1 is taken as an example to describe commonfeatures of multiple embodiments, and the structures shown in FIGS. 2 to6 describe differences between the multiple embodiments. In addition,for the sake of conciseness, textured surfaces of the substrate 10 andthe emitter 11 are not shown in FIG. 1.

The substrate 10 has a first surface and a second surface opposite tothe first surface. In some embodiments, the first surface is designatedas a light-receiving surface, and the second surface is a substratesurface opposite to the first surface. In some embodiments, the firstsurface of the substrate 10 is referred to as a front surface, and thesecond surface of the substrate 10 is referred to as a rear surface. Fora mono-facial cell, the first surface is the light-receiving surface andthe second surface is a backlight surface. For a bi-facial cell, boththe first surface and the second surface may be the light-receivingsurfaces.

In some embodiments, a material of the substrate 10 is a siliconmaterial, which may include one or more of monocrystalline silicon,polycrystalline silicon, amorphous silicon and microcrystalline silicon.In other embodiments, the material of the substrate may also be a carbonsimple substance, an organic material or a multinary compound. Themultinary compound may include, but are not limited to, perovskite,gallium arsenide, cadmium telluride, copper indium selenium, etc.

The substrate 10 forms a PN junction with the emitter 11. For example,if the substrate 10 includes a P-type doping element (such as boron,gallium, etc.), the emitter 11 includes an N-type doping element (suchas phosphorus, arsenic, etc.). If the substrate 10 includes the N-typedoping element, the emitter 11 includes the P-type doping element. Insome embodiments, the emitter 11 may be regarded as a part of thesubstrate 10. In addition, the surface of the emitter 11 may be set as apyramid textured surface to reduce the reflection of light on thesurface of the emitter 11, thus increasing an absorption and utilizationrate of the light and improving the conversion efficiency of thephotovoltaic cell.

A film structure and a film material of the first passivation structure12 may be adjusted according to actual needs, for example, according toa cell type of the photovoltaic cell. For example, the photovoltaiccells may include a passivated emitter and rear cell (PERC), a tunneloxide passivated contact (TOPCON) cell, etc. Here, the PERC cell istaken as an example for description. The first passivation structure 12may be a single-layer structure or a multi-layer structure sequentiallyarranged in a direction perpendicular to the surface of the substrate10. A conventional first passivation structure may include a siliconnitride single-layer structure, an aluminum oxide/silicon nitridedouble-layer laminate structure or a silicon nitride-siliconoxynitride-silicon nitride multi-layer laminate structure. The number offilms in the multi-layer laminate structure may be greater than or equalto 3. In some embodiments, the first passivation structure 12 mayfurther include a silicon dioxide layer formed on the surface of theemitter 11.

The material of the first electrode 13 may be adjusted according toactual needs. The first electrode 13 may include a silver electrode, analuminum electrode, a silver-aluminum electrode, etc. Accordingly, thematerial of the first eutectic 171 may be adjusted according to both thematerial of the first electrode 13 and the material of the emitter 11.Herein, the first electrode 13 includes the silver electrode, thematerial of the emitter 11 is silicon and the first eutectic 171 is asilver silicon eutectic, all of which are illustrated as an example.

The first electrode 13 further includes a glass frit layer 16 locatedbetween the first passivation structure 12 and the emitter electrode 11.The first electrode 13 (i.e. the silver electrode) may be divided intoan agglomerate electrode (sintered silver electrode), silvernanoparticles and silver microcrystals. The agglomerate electrode islocated at a side of the glass frit layer 16 away from the emitter 11and extends into the glass frit layer 16, or, penetrates through theglass frit layer 16 and extends into the emitter 11. The silvernanoparticles are located in the glass frit layer 16, and the silvermicrocrystals (not shown) are located between the glass frit layer 16and the first eutectic 171. In the process of forming the firstelectrode 13, some silver atoms precipitated on the surface of theemitter 11 are mixed with the material of the emitter 11 to form thefirst eutectic 171, while the other part of the first electrode 13 doesnot participate in the mixing and remains in the form of the silvermicrocrystals after being completely cooled. That is, the first eutectic171 is located not only between the emitter 11 and the agglomerateelectrode, but also between the glass frit layer 16 and the emitter 11.

Herein, a material of the glass frit layer 16 is a glass material whichmay include at least one of metallic glass particles,tellurium-containing glass particles, lead-containing glass particlesand lead-free glass particles. The commonly used glass frit is alead-containing glass frit. For example, Pb—Al—B—SiO2 is one of thecommonly used lead-containing glass frits. In addition, Pb—Sn—V—O,Pb—B—V—O, and the like may also be used. There are generally P—Zn—O,V—Ba—P—O, B—V—O, Sn—B—Si—O and Bi—B—Si—O systems in the lead-free glassfrit.

In some embodiments, the first electrode 13 includes a first crystalstructure 131 and a second crystal structure 132 (schematicallyrepresented by thick black lines). The second crystal structure 132 is aderived structure of the first crystal structure 131, which means thatthe second crystal structure 132 is formed by grain regrowth andrecrystallization on the basis of the first crystal structure 131. Theglass frit layer 16 is located between the first crystal structure 131and the emitter 11. The first eutectic 171 is at least partially locatedbetween the first crystal structure 131 and the emitter 11. The secondcrystal structure 132 penetrates through the first eutectic 171 and isin contact with the emitter 11.

A morphology of the second crystal structure 132 as the derivedstructure includes at least one of a cluster structure, anon-bifurcating single structure and a multi-bifurcating structure. Forexample, the multi-bifurcating structure (black thick lines) is taken asan example in FIG. 1, the non-bifurcating structure (black thick lines)is taken as an example in FIG. 2, and the cluster structure (filled withdiagonal lines) is taken as an example in FIG. 3. It should be notedthat the growth of the non-bifurcating structure and themulti-bifurcating structure is usually expressed by an extension length,and the growth of the cluster structure is usually expressed by a bottomradius.

As the derived structure, the arrangement of the second crystalstructure 132 is beneficial to filling internal voids of the firstcrystal structure 131 and voids between the first crystal structure 131and the emitter 11, thereby reducing the connection resistance betweenthe first crystal structure 131 and the emitter 11, improving thecurrent-collecting capability of the first crystal structure 131 andavoiding the structural stability defect caused by voids of thestructures. Meanwhile, the second crystal structure 132 only penetratesthrough a part of the first eutectic 171 without damaging the firsteutectic 171 and other film layer structures. In this way, not only thecurrent may be collected through the second crystal structure 132, butalso the arrangement of the second crystal structure 132 may beprevented from damaging adjacent film layers such as the first eutectic171, thus reducing structural defects (e.g. a stress defect caused bystress concentration and a structural stability defect caused bystructural cracks) of the adjacent film layers such as the firsteutectic 171. In addition, through extending a length of the secondcrystal structure 132 or expanding the bottom radius of the secondcrystal structure 132, an area of a contact region between the firstelectrode 13 and the emitter 11 may be further increased and an upperlimit of the current collected by the first electrode 13 may beincreased.

Specifically, in a direction perpendicular to a side wall of the firstcrystal structure 131, the cluster structure has a height of 0.2 to 2 μm(such as 0.5 μm, 1 μn, 1.5 μm, etc.), a bottom radius of 0.2 to 10 μm(such as 0.5 μm, 1 μn, 4 μm, 7 μm, etc.) and a crystal structure of ahemispherical particle composed of (111) planes, (200) planes, (220)planes, (311) planes, (222) planes and other crystal planes. Thenon-bifurcating single structure has a diameter of 20 to 200 nm (such as50 nm, 100 nm, 150 nm, etc.), a length of 0.2 to 5 μm (such as 0.5 μm,0.8 μm, 1.2 μm, 3 μm, etc.), and a crystal structure with main crystalplanes of (110) planes and other crystal planes. The X-ray diffraction(XRD) signal intensities of the other crystal planes are less than 5% ofthat of the main crystal planes. A main bifurcation structure and thecrystal planes of the multi-bifurcating structure are the same as thatof the non-bifurcating structure. A secondary bifurcation structureformed on the basis of the main bifurcation structure has a diameter of10 to 50 nm (such as 15 nm, 30 nm, 35 nm, etc.) and a length of 0.1 to 1μm (such as 0.2 μm, 0.4 μm, 0.6 μm, 0.8 μm, etc.). A crystal structureof the secondary bifurcation structure is the same as a crystalstructure of the main bifurcation structure.

It should be noted that the main reason for the (110) plane being themain crystal plane in a nanowire structure is that a growth rate of the(110) plane is much higher than that of other crystal planes in theabsence of further surfactants.

In some embodiments, a part of the first crystal structure 131 islocated in the emitter 11, and the second crystal structure 132 is aderived structure of the part of the first crystal structure 131 locatedin the emitter 11. Since the second crystal structure 132 is the derivedstructure of the part of the first crystal structure 131 located in theemitter 11, other parts of the second crystal structure 132 in additionto the part penetrating through the first eutectic 171 may be in contactwith the emitter 11. In this way, it is beneficial to increase thecontact surface between the first electrode 13 and the emitter 11, thusimproving the current-collecting capability of the first electrode 13.And it is also beneficial to reduce requirements on the extension lengthor the bottom radius of the second crystal structure 132 and thequantity of the second crystal structure 132, thus reducing thestructural complexity.

It should be noted that FIG. 1 only illustrates one protrusion portionof the first crystal structure 131, which penetrates through the glassfrit layer 16 and extends into the emitter 11. In fact, the firstcrystal structure 131 has a plurality of protrusion portions with one ormore voids between adjacent protrusion portions, and the second crystalstructure 132 may fill the voids between the adjacent protrusionportions. In this way, it is beneficial to reduce the influence of thesecond crystal structure 132 on structural characteristics of adjacentfilm layers. Furthermore, the structural stability of the photovoltaiccell may be improved by filling the voids, the area of the contactregion between the first electrode 13 and the emitter 11 may beincreased, and the current-collecting capability of the first electrode13 may be improved, thus improving the photoelectric conversionefficiency of the photovoltaic cell.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 4, a part of the first crystalstructure 131 is located in the glass frit layer 16, the first eutectic171 is located between the glass frit layer 16 and the emitter 11, andthe second crystal structure 132 sequentially penetrates through theglass frit layer 16 and the first eutectic 171 and is in contact withthe emitter 11. In this way, it is beneficial to reduce the requirementon a cauterization depth of the first crystal structure 131, thusreducing the structural complexity of the photovoltaic cell. Meanwhile,it is beneficial to reduce an internal defect caused by thecauterization depth being excessively large and the recombination ofcarriers caused by the internal defect, thus improving the photoelectricconversion efficiency of the photovoltaic cell.

It should be noted that even if the first crystal structure 131penetrates through the glass frit layer 16 and extends into the emitter11, the second crystal structure 132 may still be the derived structureon the basis of the first crystal structure 131 located in the glassfrit layer 16. In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 5, the firsteutectic 171 is located only on one side of the emitter 11. A bottomsurface of the first crystal structure 131 is in contact with the firsteutectic 171. The second crystal structure 132 extends from the bottomsurface of the first crystal structure 131 to penetrate through thefirst eutectic 171 and be in contact with the emitter 11, withoutpenetrating through the glass frit layer 16.

In some embodiments, the photovoltaic cell further includes a secondpassivation structure 14 and a second electrode 15 that are located on asecond surface of the substrate 10. The second electrode 15 penetratesthrough the second passivation structure 14 and is electricallyconnected to the substrate 10.

In some embodiments, when the photovoltaic cell is the PERC cell, thesecond passivation structure 14 includes an aluminum oxide layer 141 anda hydrogen-doped silicon nitride layer 142 that are arranged insequence, and the second electrode 15 is generally an aluminumelectrode. The second electrode 15 penetrates through the hydrogen-dopedsilicon nitride layer 142 and the aluminum oxide layer 141 in sequenceand is in contact with the substrate 10.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 1, the photovoltaic cell furtherincludes a second eutectic 172 located between the second electrode 15and the substrate 10. The second eutectic 172 includes a material of thesecond electrode 15 and a material of the substrate 10. The secondelectrode 15 includes a third crystal structure 151 and a fourth crystalstructure 152. The fourth crystal structure 152 is a derived structureof the third crystal structure 151. The second eutectic 172 is locatedbetween the third crystal structure 151 and the substrate 10. The fourthcrystal structure 152 penetrates through the second eutectic 172 and isin contact with the substrate 10. In this way, it is beneficial toimprove the current-collecting capability of the second electrode 15 inthe PERC cell, thus improving the photoelectric conversion efficiency ofthe photovoltaic cell.

In some embodiments, when the photovoltaic cell is the TOPCON cell, asshown in FIG. 6, the second passivation structure 24 includes aninterface passivation layer 241, a field passivation layer 242 and ananti-reflective layer 243 that are arranged in sequence. Generally, amaterial of the interface passivation layer 241 is silicon dioxide, amaterial of the field passivation layer 242 is doped polysilicon, and amaterial of the anti-reflective layer 243 is generally a siliconnitride. The second electrode 25 is generally a silver electrode. Thesecond electrode 25 penetrates through the anti-reflective layer 243 andextends into the field passivation layer 242 to be in contact with thefield passivation layer 242 and be electrically connected to thesubstrate 20.

In some embodiments, the photovoltaic cell further includes a secondeutectic 272 located between the second electrode 25 and the fieldpassivation layer 242. The second eutectic 272 includes a material ofthe second electrode 25 and a material of the field passivation layer242. The second electrode 25 includes a third crystal structure 251 anda fourth crystal structure 252. The fourth crystal structure 252 is aderived structure of the third crystal structure 251. The secondeutectic 272 is located between the third crystal structure 251 and thefield passivation layer 242. The fourth crystal structure 252 penetratesthrough the second eutectic 272 and is in contact with the fieldpassivation layer 242. In this way, it is beneficial to improve thecurrent-collecting capability of the second electrode 25 in the TOPCONcell, thus improving the photoelectric conversion efficiency of thephotovoltaic cell.

In this embodiment, a part of the first electrode penetrates through thefirst eutectic and is in contact with the emitter. Compared with formingan ohmic contact with the substrate through the first eutectic, thefirst electrode is in a direct contact with the emitter, which isbeneficial to reducing a contact resistance between the first electrodeand the emitter and improving the current-collecting capability of thefirst electrode. Meanwhile, carriers may directly reach the firstelectrode without passing through the first eutectic, which isbeneficial to reducing the recombination of carriers caused by surfacedefects and internal defects of the first eutectic and improving thephotoelectric conversion efficiency.

Embodiments of the present disclosure further provide a photovoltaicmodule, which is configured to convert received light energy toelectrical energy. The photovoltaic module includes a cell string, anencapsulation film and a cover plate. The cell string is formed byconnecting a plurality of photovoltaic cells, and the photovoltaic cellsmay be any of the aforementioned photovoltaic cells (including but notlimited to the photovoltaic cells shown in FIGS. 1 to 6). Theencapsulation film may be an organic encapsulation film such as EthyleneVinyl Acetate (EVA), Poly Olefin Elastomer (POE), etc., and theencapsulation film covers a surface of the cell string for sealing. Thecover plate may be a glass cover plate, a plastic cover plate, etc. Thecover plate covers a surface of the encapsulation film facing away fromthe cell string. In some embodiments, the cover plate is provided with alight trapping structure to increase utilization of incident lights. Thephotovoltaic module has relatively high current-collecting capacity andrelatively low carrier recombination rate, so that the relatively highphotoelectric conversion efficiency may be realized.

Embodiments of the present disclosure further provide a method formanufacturing the photovoltaic cell. FIGS. 7 to 8 are schematicstructural diagrams corresponding to each step of the method formanufacturing the photovoltaic cell provided in the embodiments of thepresent disclosure. The method for manufacturing the photovoltaic cellincludes the following steps.

Referring to FIG. 7, a substrate 10, an emitter 11 and a firstpassivation structure 12 that are sequentially arranged on a firstsurface of the substrate 10, and a second passivation structure 14located on a second surface of the substrate 10 are provided.

Specifically, an N-type or a P-type initial semiconductor substrate isprovided. The initial substrate is cleaned, and a pyramid texturedsurface (not shown) is prepared using wet chemical etching techniques.In addition, the textured surface may be prepared by performing a maturetexturing process on the production line such as texturing with alkalinesolution to form a 45-degree regular pyramid textured surface.

After double-sided texturing, a first surface of the initial substrateis subjected to a doping element diffusion treatment to form the emitter11. The emitter 11 occupies part of the surface space on a sun-facingside of the initial substrate, and the rest of the initial substrateserves as the substrate 10. The emitter 11 and the substrate 10constitute a PN junction.

After the emitter 11 is formed, a planarization process is performed onthe second surface of the substrate 10 to form a flat surface fordepositing the second passivation structure 14 required.

When the photovoltaic cell is the PERC cell, the initial substrate isP-type, and the second passivation structure 14 generally includes analuminum oxide layer 141 and a hydrogen-doped silicon nitride layer 142.Herein, the formation of the hydrogen-doped silicon nitride layer 142generally includes the following two steps. Step 1, depositing to form asilicon nitride layer. Step 2, implanting hydrogen ion into the siliconnitride layer. If the first passivation structure 12 includes thesilicon nitride layer, one silicon nitride layer on the first surfaceand one silicon nitride layer on the second surface may be formed in thesame process step. The silicon nitride layer on the first surface isused as the first passivation structure 12 or one of the film layers ofthe first passivation structure 12, and the silicon nitride layer on thesecond surface is configured to form the hydrogen-doped silicon nitridelayer 142.

When the photovoltaic cell is the TOPCON cell, referring to FIG. 8, theinitial substrate is N-type, and the second passivation layer 24includes an interface passivation layer 241, a field passivation layer242 and an anti-reflective layer 243 which are sequentially stacked.

When the initial substrate is N-type, a boron element is generally usedfor diffusion treatment to form a P-type emitter 21. The boron diffusiontreatment may also generate unnecessary borosilicate glass on the firstsurface, the second surface and a side surface of the initial substrateat the same time. The borosilicate glass may have certain protectiveeffects on the emitter 21 and the substrate 20, which may prevent thesurfaces of the initial substrate from being damaged by some processes.In other words, the unnecessary borosilicate glass may be used as aprotective layer, and the borosilicate glass on the second surface isremoved in the planarization process.

When a silicon dioxide layer is used as the interface passivation layer241, the silicon dioxide may be formed by performing not only a chemicalvapor deposition process but also an in-situ generation process on thebasis of a silicon substrate. The in-situ generation process includes athermal oxidation process, a nitric acid passivation process, a naturaloxidation process, etc. After the interface passivation layer 241 isformed, an intrinsic polysilicon is deposited on the surface of theinterface passivation layer 241, and dopant ions are doped into theintrinsic polysilicon through ion implantation and source diffusion toform a doped polysilicon which is served as the field passivation layer242. After the field passivation layer 242 is formed, theanti-reflective layer 243 which may be set as the silicon nitride layeris continued to be formed.

Since the first surface of the substrate 20 has the borosilicate glassas a mask layer for protecting when the interface passivation layer 241and the field passivation layer 242 are formed by the depositionprocess, it is unnecessary to define a deposition region on the secondsurface through a mask when performing the deposition process.Subsequently, the same process may be used to simultaneously remove theborosilicate glass on the first surface and the silicon oxide and thepolysilicon that are deposited on the first surface. In this way, thereis no need to provide an additional mask, which is beneficial toreducing process steps, shortening process flows and reducing processcosts.

After the second passivation structure 14 is formed and before the firstpassivation structure 12 is formed, it is necessary to remove redundantmaterials plated on the first surface of the emitter 11 to expose theemitter 11. After the emitter 11 is exposed, the first passivationstructure 12 is formed according to the type of the cell and actualneeds.

Referring to FIG. 9, a conductive paste is coated and sintered to form afirst crystal structure 131 of a first electrode 13 and a third crystalstructure 151 of a second electrode 15.

After the first passivation structure 12 and the second passivationstructure 14 are formed, a screen printing process may be performed tocoat the conductive paste on a surface of the first passivationstructure 12 and a surface of the second passivation structure 14.Through performing high temperature sintering on the conductive paste,the first crystal structure 131 penetrating through the firstpassivation structure 12 and in contact with the emitter 11 is formed,and the third crystal structure 151 electrically connected to thesubstrate 10 is formed.

The material of part of the first crystal structure 131 and the materialof part of the emitter 11 that are in contact are mixed to form a firsteutectic 171, and the first eutectic 171 is at least partially locatedbetween the emitter 11 and the first crystal structure 131. For the PERCcell, a slot penetrating through the second passivation structure 14 isformed before the second electrode 15 is formed. The slot exposes thesecond surface of the substrate 10. The third crystal structure 151formed subsequently penetrates through the second passivation structure14 and is in contact with the substrate 10. The material of part of thethird crystal structure 151 and the material of part of the substrate 10that are in contact are mixed to form a second eutectic 172, and thesecond eutectic 172 is located between the third crystal structure 151and the substrate 10. For the TOPCON cell, referring to FIG. 10, thethird crystal structure 251 penetrates through the anti-reflective layer243 and is in contact with the field passivation layer 242. The materialof part of the third crystal structure 251 and the material of part ofthe field passivation layer 242 that are in contact are mixed to formthe second eutectic 272, and the second eutectic 272 is located betweenthe third crystal structure 251 and the field passivation layer 242. Thethird crystal structure 251 is electrically connected to the substrate20 through the field passivation layer 242 and the interface passivationlayer 241.

In some embodiments, an infrared-chain sintering furnace is used forrapid sintering performed on the first electrode 13 and the secondelectrode 15. Specifically, a semi-finished cell coated with theconductive paste is gradually sent into different sections, andtemperatures of the different sections and residence time in thesections are controlled to adjust the electrical contact effect betweenthe first electrode 13 and the second electrode 15 that are sintered.

Specifically, the conductive paste mainly consists of an organicvehicle, a conductive particle and a glass frit. Herein, the process ofthe sintering is described in detail by taking the conductive particlebeing a silver atom, the first passivation structure 12 being a siliconnitride single-layer structure and the material of the emitter 11 beingsilicon as examples. The sintering process may be divided into thefollowing stages.

(1) In a drying stage, volatilization of an organic solvent in theorganic vehicle mainly occurs. The higher the temperature, the fasterthe volatilization speed. The temperature is generally controlled atabout 200° C.;

(2) In a combustion stage, combustion of an organic substance in theorganic vehicle mainly occurs, such as a thickener, a thixotropic agent,a surfactant, a dispersant, etc. The temperature is generally controlledat 300 to 400° C.;

(3) In a sintering stage, the glass frit is softened first (thetemperature is higher than a softening point of the glass frit). Amolten glass frit dissolved with silver atoms is then deposited on asurface of the first passivation structure 12 and corrodes the siliconnitride layer under the action of PbO, so as to open a channel to makethe silver atom contact with the emitter 11. Meanwhile, the silver atomundergoes processes such as rearrangement, condensation and electrodecontraction under the action of the molten glass frit.

(4) In a cooling stage, a curing temperature of the glass frit is cooledto a room temperature. In this stage, regenerated silver particles growon the surface of the emitter 11, and interdiffusion between the silveratoms and silicon atoms occurs at a silver-silicon contact interface toform a silver-silicon eutectic, thus realizing an ohmic contact betweenthe first electrode 13 and the emitter 11 and conduction.

Herein, the sintering stage may be further divided into severalsub-stages, and the temperatures and durations of the differentsub-stages are as follows.

1. In an ablation stage, the sintering temperature is greater than 550°C. and less than 700° C., and the duration is 10 to 15 seconds. Duringthis stage, components of the glass frit begin to dissolve and thefluidity is enhanced with the increasing of the sintering temperature.The glass frit starts to contact and corrode the silicon nitride layerwhile dissolving silver nanoparticles. Meanwhile, the silvernanoparticles are rearranged and the relative density of grid linesincreases with the assistance of the molten liquid glass frit.

2. In a connection stage, the sintering temperature is greater than 700°C. and less than 850° C., and the duration is 10 to 20 seconds. Duringthis stage, the regenerated silver particles starts to grow and are incontact with the emitter 11 to form the silver-silicon eutectic. Thesilver-silicon eutectic is conductive and may realize thecurrent-collecting of the first electrode 13. Meanwhile, the silverparticles continue to undergo processes such as rearrangement,condensation, electrode contraction, etc.

3. In a pre-cooling stage, the temperature is gradually reduced from850° C. to 450° C. and the duration is 30 to 40 seconds. During thisstage, the silver atoms dissolved in the glass frit are graduallyprecipitated on the surface of the emitter 11, appearing as an invertedpyramid silver microcrystal. The inverted pyramid silver microcrystalbelongs to the first crystal structure 131. The first eutectic 171isolates the inverted pyramid silver microcrystal from the emitter 11.The glass frit is solidified from a molten state to form a glass fritlayer.

In some embodiments, the first crystal structure 131 penetrates throughthe first passivation structure 12 and is partially located in theemitter 11. The first eutectic 171 is also located in the emitter 11. Insome embodiments, referring to FIG. 11, the first crystal structure 131is located in the glass frit layer 16. The first eutectic 171 onlycovers the surface of the emitter 11, that is, the first eutectic 171 isnot located in the emitter 11.

Referring to FIG. 1, a pulse voltage is applied to the first crystalstructure 131 and the third crystal structure 151 by an external powersupply, to form a second crystal structure 132 derived from the firstcrystal structure 131 and a fourth crystal structure 152 derived fromthe third crystal structure 151. The second crystal structure 132penetrates through the first eutectic 171 and is in contact with theemitter 11. The first crystal structure 131 and the second crystalstructure 132 constitute the first electrode 13. For the PERC cell, thefourth crystal structure 152 penetrates through the second eutectic 172and is in contact with the substrate 10. The third crystal structure 151and the fourth crystal structure 152 constitute the second electrode 15.

The external power supply may connect one of a positive electrode and anegative electrode to the first crystal structure 131 of the firstelectrode 13 and the other of the positive electrode and the negativeelectrode to the third crystal structure 151 of the second electrode 15,so as to simultaneously apply a voltage to the first crystal structure131 and the third crystal structure 151. In this way, material atoms ofthe first crystal structure 131 and the third crystal structure 151 maybe regenerated and recrystallized to form the derived second crystalstructure 132 and fourth crystal structure 152.

In some embodiments, before the second crystal structure 132 is formed,a part of the first crystal structure 131 is located in the emitter 11,and the second crystal structure 132 is a derived structure of the partof the first crystal structure 131 located in the emitter 11. In someembodiments, a part of the first crystal structure is located in theemitter, and the second crystal structure is a derived structure of apart of the first crystal structure located in the glass frit layer. Insome embodiments, the first crystal structure is located in the glassfrit layer and does not extend into the emitter, and the second crystalstructure is a derived structure of the first crystal structure locatedin the glass frit layer. The second crystal structure may contact theemitter either sequentially penetrating through the glass frit layer andthe first eutectic, or only penetrating through the first eutectic.

In some embodiments, the photovoltaic cell is the TOPCON cell. The thirdcrystal structure penetrates through the anti-reflective layer and iselectrically connected to the field passivation layer. The secondeutectic is located between the third crystal structure and the fieldpassivation layer. The fourth crystal structure penetrates through thesecond eutectic and is in contact with the field passivation layer.

In some embodiments, the pulse voltage applied to the first crystalstructure 131 and the third crystal structure 151 includes at least oneof a triangular wave pulse voltage, a rectangular wave pulse voltage, asawtooth wave pulse voltage and a triangular function wave pulsevoltage.

Herein, a morphology of the second crystal structure 132 is related tothe type and combination of the pulse voltage, and the number, branchstrength and extension length (or bottom radius) of the second crystalstructure 132 are related to the parameters of the pulse voltage.Specifically, the larger a range of electric potential of the pulsevoltage, the higher a structural strength of the second crystalstructure 132. The higher the frequency of the pulse voltage, thegreater the number of the second crystal structures 132. The greater thenumber of cycles of the pulse voltage, the longer the extension lengthof the second crystal structure 132 or the larger the bottom radius. Thecharacteristics of the fourth crystal structure 152 are similar to thecharacteristics of the second crystal structure 132, which are notrepeated in detail here.

In some embodiments, the types and corresponding parameters of the pulsevoltage are as follows:

Parameters of triangular wave system Range of electric potential −2 to 2(V vs RHE), the optimal range of electric potential is −1 to 1 V Scanrate 0.05 to 1 V s⁻¹, the optimal scan rate is 0.1 V s⁻¹ Starting phase0 (V vs RHE) Termination phase >−0.35 (V vs RHE) Number of scan cycles10 to 100 times, the optimal number of scan cycles is 50 timesParameters of rectangular wave system Range of electric potential 0 to 2(V vs RHE), the optimal (positive) potential is 0.8 V Range of electricpotential −0.35 V < U < −2 V, the optimal (negative) potential is −1.2 VScan period A single period is 0.2 to10 seconds, the optimal scan periodis 2 seconds Scan positive period ratio 20% to 40%, the optimal scanpositive period ratio is 30% Scan negative period ratio 60% to 80%, theoptimal scan negative period ratio is 70% Starting phase positive periodNumber of scan cycles 10 to 800 times, the optimal number of scan cyclesis 40 times Parameters of sawtooth wave system Range of electricpotential −2 to 2 (V vs RHE), the optimal range of electric potential is−1 to 1 V Scan rate 0.05 to 1 V s⁻¹, the optimal scan rate is 0.1 V s⁻¹Scan direction Both positive and negative directions are availableStarting phase 0 (V vs RHE) Number of scan cycles 10 to 100 times, theoptimal number of scan cycles is 50 times Parameters of triangularfunction wave system y = Asin(ωt + ψ) + D Amplitude A 0.35 to 2 (V vsRHE), the optimal amplitude is 1 V Angular frequency ω 0.2 π to 10 π,the optimal angular frequency is 0.4 π Starting phase ψ 0 (V vs RHE) DCoffset D −0.1 to 0.1 V, the optimal DC offset is 0 V Number of scancycles 10 to 100 times, the optimal number of scan cycles is 50 times

Herein, the structural strength of the second crystal structure 132 iscontrolled by controlling the range of the electric potential or theamplitude, so as to ensure that the second crystal structure 132 has arelatively high structural stability and avoid the fracture of thesecond crystal structure 132 when it is impacted or in the process ofextension and growth. In addition, the higher the demand for thestructural strength, the slower the extension and growth rate of thesecond crystal structure 132. Therefore, controlling the structuralstrength of the second crystal structure 132 is beneficial to shorteningthe growth time of the second crystal structure 132 and the processingtime.

Correspondingly, the number of the second crystal structures 132 iscontrolled by controlling the scan rate, the scan period or the angularfrequency, thereby avoiding a small area of the contact region caused bythe excessively small number of the second crystal structures andoverall epitaxy formed due to the excessively large number of the secondcrystal structures. In addition, the extension length or the bottomradius of the second crystal structure 132 is controlled by controllingthe number of scan cycles, so as to avoid that the extension length ofthe second crystal structure 132 is too long or the bottom radius is toolarge to damage the characteristics of the emitter 11 on the basis of arelatively large area of the contact region between the second crystalstructure 132 and the emitter 11, thus ensuring the photovoltaic cellhaving a relatively high photoelectric conversion efficiency.

In this embodiment, a part of the first electrode penetrates through thefirst eutectic and is in contact with the emitter. Compared with formingan ohmic contact with the substrate through the first eutectic, thefirst electrode is in a direct contact with the emitter, which isbeneficial to reducing a contact resistance between the first electrodeand the emitter, thus improving the current-collecting capability of thefirst electrode. Meanwhile, carriers may directly reach the firstelectrode without passing through the first eutectic, which isbeneficial to reducing the recombination of carriers caused by surfacedefects and internal defects of the first eutectic, thus improving thephotoelectric conversion efficiency.

Those skilled in the art should appreciate that the aforementionedembodiments are specific embodiments for implementing the presentdisclosure. In practice, however, various changes may be made in theforms and details of the specific embodiments without departing from thespirit and scope of the present disclosure. Person skilled in the artmay make their own changes and modifications without departing from thespirit and scope of the present disclosure, so the protection scope ofthe present disclosure shall be subject to the scope defined by theclaims.

1. A photovoltaic cell, comprising: a substrate, and an emitter and afirst passivation structure that are located on a first surface of thesubstrate, wherein the emitter is located between the substrate and thefirst passivation structure; a first electrode, penetrating through thefirst passivation structure and being in contact with the emitter; afirst eutectic, located between the first electrode and the emitter,wherein the first eutectic includes a material of the first electrodeand a material of the emitter, and a part of the first electrodepenetrates through the first eutectic and is in contact with theemitter; and a second passivation structure and a second electrode thatare located on a second surface of the substrate, wherein the secondelectrode penetrates through the second passivation structure and iselectrically connected to the substrate; wherein the first electrodeincludes a first crystal structure and a second crystal structure,wherein the second crystal structure is a derived structure of the firstcrystal structure, the first eutectic is at least partially locatedbetween the emitter and the first crystal structure, and the secondcrystal structure penetrates through the first eutectic and is incontact with the emitter; wherein a morphology of the second crystalstructure includes a multi-bifurcating structure; and wherein the secondpassivation structure includes an interface passivation layer, a fieldpassivation layer and an anti-reflective layer that are arranged insequence, and the second electrode penetrates through theanti-reflective layer and extends into the field passivation layer to bein contact with the field passivation layer and be electricallyconnected to the substrate; the photovoltaic cell further comprising: asecond eutectic, located between the second electrode and the fieldpassivation layer, wherein the second eutectic includes a material ofthe second electrode and a material of the field passivation layer;wherein the second electrode includes a third crystal structure and afourth crystal structure; and wherein the fourth crystal structure is aderived structure of the third crystal structure, the second eutectic islocated between the third crystal structure and the field passivationlayer, and the fourth crystal structure penetrates through the secondeutectic and is in contact with the field passivation layer. 2.(canceled)
 3. The photovoltaic cell according to claim 1, wherein a partof the first crystal structure is located in the emitter, and the secondcrystal structure is a derived structure of the part of the firstcrystal structure located in the emitter, wherein both the secondcrystal structure and the part of the first crystal structure arepresent in the emitter.
 4. The photovoltaic cell according to claim 1,wherein the first electrode further includes a glass frit layer, whereinthe glass frit layer is located between the emitter and the firstcrystal structure, a part of the first crystal structure is located inthe glass frit layer, the first eutectic is located between the glassfrit layer and the emitter, and the second crystal structuresequentially penetrates through the glass frit layer and the firsteutectic and is in contact with the emitter.
 5. The photovoltaic cellaccording to claim 1, wherein the first electrode further includes aglass frit layer, wherein the glass frit layer is located between theemitter and the first crystal structure, a part of the first crystalstructure is located in the glass frit layer, the first eutectic islocated only on one side of the emitter, a bottom surface of the firstcrystal structure is in contact with the first eutectic, and the secondcrystal structure extends from the bottom surface of the first crystalstructure to penetrate through the first eutectic and is in contact withthe emitter without penetrating through the glass frit layer.
 6. Thephotovoltaic cell according to claim 1, wherein the first crystalstructure includes a plurality of protrusion portions with one or morevoids between adjacent protrusion portions, wherein the second crystalstructure fills the one or more voids between the adjacent protrusionportions.
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 9. The photovoltaic cell accordingto claim 1, further comprising: a second eutectic, located between thesecond electrode and the substrate, wherein the second eutectic includesa material of the second electrode and a material of the substrate;wherein the second electrode includes a third crystal structure and afourth crystal structure, wherein the fourth crystal structure is aderived structure of the third crystal structure, the second eutectic islocated between the third crystal structure and the substrate, and thefourth crystal structure penetrates through the second eutectic and isin contact with the substrate.
 10. The photovoltaic cell according toclaim 1, wherein the second passivation structure includes an aluminumoxide layer and a hydrogen-doped silicon nitride layer that are arrangedin sequence, and the second electrode penetrates through thehydrogen-doped silicon nitride layer and the aluminum oxide layer insequence and is in contact with the substrate.
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 13. A photovoltaic module, comprising: a cell string, formedby connecting a plurality of photovoltaic cells; an encapsulation film,configured to cover a surface of the cell string; and a cover plate,configured to cover a surface of the encapsulation film facing away fromthe cell string; wherein each of the plurality of photovoltaic cellscomprises: a substrate, and an emitter and a first passivation structurethat are located on a first surface of the substrate, wherein theemitter is located between the substrate and the first passivationstructure; a first electrode, penetrating through the first passivationstructure and being in contact with the emitter; a first eutectic,located between the first electrode and the emitter, wherein the firsteutectic includes a material of the first electrode and a material ofthe emitter, and a part of the first electrode penetrates through thefirst eutectic and is in contact with the emitter; and a secondpassivation structure and a second electrode that are located on asecond surface of the substrate, wherein the second electrode penetratesthrough the second passivation structure and is electrically connectedto the substrate; wherein the first electrode includes a first crystalstructure and a second crystal structure, wherein the second crystalstructure is a derived structure of the first crystal structure, thefirst eutectic is at least partially located between the emitter and thefirst crystal structure, and the second crystal structure penetratesthrough the first eutectic and is in contact with the emitter; andwherein a morphology of the second crystal structure includes amulti-bifurcating structure; and wherein the second passivationstructure includes an interface passivation layer, a field passivationlayer and an anti-reflective layer that are arranged in sequence, andthe second electrode penetrates through the anti-reflective layer andextends into the field passivation layer to be in contact with the fieldpassivation layer and be electrically connected to the substrate; eachof the plurality of photovoltaic cells further comprising: a secondeutectic, located between the second electrode and the field passivationlayer, wherein the second eutectic includes a material of the secondelectrode and a material of the field passivation layer; wherein thesecond electrode includes a third crystal structure and a fourth crystalstructure; and wherein the fourth crystal structure is a derivedstructure of the third crystal structure, the second eutectic is locatedbetween the third crystal structure and the field passivation layer, andthe fourth crystal structure penetrates through the second eutectic andis in contact with the field passivation layer.
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 21. A method for manufacturing a photovoltaic cell,comprising: providing a substrate, and an emitter and a firstpassivation structure that are located on a first surface of thesubstrate, wherein the emitter is located between the substrate and thefirst passivation structure; and forming a first electrode, the firstelectrode penetrating through the first passivation structure and beingin contact with the emitter; forming a first eutectic located betweenthe first electrode and the emitter, wherein the first eutectic includesa material of the first electrode and a material of the emitter, and apart of the first electrode penetrates through the first eutectic and isin contact with the emitter; and forming a second passivation structureand a second electrode on a second surface of the substrate, wherein thesecond electrode penetrates through the second passivation structure andis electrically connected to the substrate; wherein the first electrodeincludes a first crystal structure and a second crystal structure,wherein the second crystal structure is a derived structure of the firstcrystal structure, the first eutectic is at least partially locatedbetween the emitter and the first crystal structure, and the secondcrystal structure penetrates through the first eutectic and is incontact with the emitter; wherein a morphology of the second crystalstructure comprises a multi-bifurcating structure; wherein the secondpassivation structure includes an interface passivation layer, a fieldpassivation layer and an anti-reflective layer that are arranged insequence, and the second electrode penetrates through theanti-reflective layer and extends into the field passivation layer to bein contact with the field passivation layer and be electricallyconnected to the substrate; the method further comprising: forming asecond eutectic located between the second electrode and the fieldpassivation laver, wherein the second eutectic includes a material ofthe second electrode and a material of the field passivation layer;wherein the second electrode includes a third crystal structure and afourth crystal structure; and wherein the fourth crystal structure is aderived structure of the third crystal structure, the second eutectic islocated between the third crystal structure and the field passivationlayer, and the fourth crystal structure penetrates through the secondeutectic and is in contact with the field passivation layer.
 22. Themethod according to claim 21, wherein forming the first electrodecomprises: forming the first crystal structure of the first electrode;and forming the second crystal structure from the first crystalstructure; wherein a part of the first crystal structure is located inthe emitter, and the second crystal structure is a derived structure ofthe part of the first crystal structure located in the emitter, whereinboth the second crystal structure and the part of the first crystalstructure are present in the emitter.
 23. The method according to claim21, wherein the first electrode further includes a glass frit layer,wherein the glass frit layer is located between the emitter and thefirst crystal structure, a part of the first crystal structure islocated in the glass frit layer, the first eutectic is located betweenthe glass frit layer and the emitter, and the second crystal structuresequentially penetrates through the glass frit layer and the firsteutectic and is in contact with the emitter.
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 26. The method according to claim 21, wherein: the secondpassivation structure includes an aluminum oxide layer and ahydrogen-doped silicon nitride layer that are arranged in sequence, andthe second electrode penetrates through the hydrogen-doped siliconnitride layer and the aluminum oxide layer in sequence and is in contactwith the substrate; or the second passivation structure includes aninterface passivation layer, a field passivation layer and ananti-reflective layer that are arranged in sequence, and the secondelectrode penetrates through the anti-reflective layer and extends intothe field passivation layer to be in contact with the field passivationlayer and be electrically connected to the substrate.